Ashot Ghulyan will Head NKR Parliament
Ashot Ghulyan is elected as a Speaker of NKR newly formed Parliament.
Today, during the first plenary session of newly formed NKR Parliament, Ashot Ghulyan was elected as a head of Parliament. The result of the vote was 28 for and 5 against, Artsakhpress reports.
Parliamentarian Vahram Balayan from ARF party was the only candidate for the post of Deputy President,
Ashot Ghulyan headed the Parliament during past 2 convocations.
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